Everton Thread - 2022/23

[Norman kneejerk]

It'll be fine. No hub caps on a boat.

'Hub caps" are definitely for FOCs cars, I've been picked up for calling them that before now !

 

[BlueLou82]

Andy is all of us right now. Have to have a bit of humour in it all

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

I hope Everton stay up, but if they don’t their fans deserve better owners and chairman

 

[Bill Walker]

Leeds and Leicester will save them.

Maybe not.

Rival clubs threaten to sue Everton for £300MILLION over losses

EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Mail Sport understands Southampton, Leicester, Leeds, Forest and Burnley have informed Premier League they feel they are entitled to compensation.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[halfcenturyup]

Maybe not.

Rival clubs threaten to sue Everton for £300MILLION over losses

EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Mail Sport understands Southampton, Leicester, Leeds, Forest and Burnley have informed Premier League they feel they are entitled to compensation.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How can Everton be sued for a regulatory body not sanctioning them? Sounds like bollocks to me. They need to be suing the PL if anyone.

 

[East Level 2]

How can Everton be sued for a regulatory body not sanctioning them? Sounds like bollocks to me. They need to be suing the PL if anyone.

The PL would only pass the charges to City.

 

[Gazza]

How can Everton be sued for a regulatory body not sanctioning them? Sounds like bollocks to me. They need to be suing the PL if anyone.

When someone states they are threatening to sue, it usually means they are going to do nothing.

 

[East Level 2]

Maybe not.

Rival clubs threaten to sue Everton for £300MILLION over losses

EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Mail Sport understands Southampton, Leicester, Leeds, Forest and Burnley have informed Premier League they feel they are entitled to compensation.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I thought this was brought up some time ago and dismissed by the PL as Everton hadn't been found guilty of breaking spending rules.
In theory the problem wouldn't disappear if they went down if dodgy spending also kept them up last season.
Also, the article mentions Southampton being one of the suing clubs and they'd have gone down anyway.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I thought this was brought up some time ago and dismissed by the PL as Everton hadn't been found guilty of breaking spending rules.
In theory the problem wouldn't disappear if they went down if dodgy spending also kept them up last season.
Also, the article mentions Southampton being one of the suing clubs and they'd have gone down anyway.

Well, I hope City have kept them fully informed.

 

[Asa's left peg]

Hang on - I thought these were boys club rules and you agree to them, so you can't take anything to a 'court'.

You know, like challenging FFP rules as a restriction of trade, that was supposedly already been thrown out of a court.

Also does this make them the Fatefull Five?